Bigtincan · OpenAPI Overlay 1.0.0
API Evangelist enhancements for the Bigtincan Hub Public API
5 actions
5 updates
documentation
Derived by API Evangelist
Built from the contracts Bigtincan publishes. Bigtincan did not publish this file.
What the actions change
descriptioncontacttermsOfServicehostbasePathschemessecurityDefinitionssecurity
Targets 3
$.info
$
$.paths.*.*
OpenAPI Overlay
overlay: 1.0.0
info:
title: API Evangelist enhancements for the Bigtincan Hub Public API
version: 1.0.0
x-provenance:
generated: '2026-08-14'
method: generated
source: openapi/_original/bigtincan-hub-api-swagger.json
extends: openapi/_original/bigtincan-hub-api-swagger.json
applied_result: openapi/_original/bigtincan-hub-api-openapi.json
description: >-
Records exactly what API Evangelist added to the Swagger 2.0 document
Bigtincan serves at https://pubapi.bigtincan.com/api/sandbox/swagger/public-api.
The provider's document is untouched in openapi/_original/. Every value below
was read from Bigtincan's own interactive console at
https://pubapi.bigtincan.com/doc/interactive/ or confirmed by live probes of
https://pubapi.bigtincan.com on 2026-08-14 — nothing here is invented.
gaps_addressed:
- No host / basePath / schemes — the served document names no server at all.
- No securityDefinitions and no security requirement, despite the API being OAuth 2.0 only.
- No operationId on any of the 69 operations.
- No top-level tags[] declaration, despite 18 tags being used.
- No info.description, info.contact or info.termsOfService.
gaps_not_addressed:
- >-
No response schemas. All 69 operations describe their responses in prose
only; an overlay cannot invent the shape of what the API returns.
- >-
No error code registry. `error.code` is a free string and the vocabulary is
not published.
actions:
- target: $.info
description: >-
Add a substantive description, the support contact and the terms of
service. Sourced from https://www.bigtincan.com/contact/ and
https://www.bigtincan.com/eula/.
update:
description: >-
The Bigtincan Hub Public API provides programmatic access to the
Bigtincan sales enablement platform: stories, files, channels, tabs,
groups, users, tags, bookmarks, forms, public file shares, search, CRM
story recommendations, interaction tracking and admin management.
contact:
name: Bigtincan Support
url: https://www.bigtincan.com/contact/
termsOfService: https://www.bigtincan.com/eula/
- target: $
description: >-
Add the server coordinates. The document names no host; the base URL is
published as https://pubapi.bigtincan.com and confirmed by a live probe —
GET https://pubapi.bigtincan.com/v1/user/me returned 401 INVALID_TOKEN on
2026-08-14, proving the routes are served at this host with no path prefix.
update:
host: pubapi.bigtincan.com
basePath: /
schemes:
- https
- target: $
description: >-
Add the OAuth 2.0 security definitions and apply them API-wide. The token,
authorize and revoke endpoints and both grant types are defined inline in
the provider's interactive console at
https://pubapi.bigtincan.com/doc/interactive/. A GET of the token endpoint
returned 405 with `allow: POST`, confirming it exists. Scopes are empty
because Bigtincan publishes no scope vocabulary.
update:
securityDefinitions:
oauth2_password:
type: oauth2
flow: password
tokenUrl: https://pubapi.bigtincan.com/services/oauth2/token
description: >-
Client ID + Client Secret + API Key exchanged at
/services/oauth2/token with grant_type=password. Returns access_token
+ refresh_token. The As-User header is available only with this flow.
scopes: {}
oauth2_authorization_code:
type: oauth2
flow: accessCode
authorizationUrl: https://pubapi.bigtincan.com/services/oauth2/authorize
tokenUrl: https://pubapi.bigtincan.com/services/oauth2/token
description: >-
Interactive Bigtincan Hub user login. The As-User header is disabled
for this flow.
scopes: {}
security:
- oauth2_password: []
- oauth2_authorization_code: []
- target: $
description: >-
Declare the 18 tags the operations already use, so the contract carries its
own resource taxonomy.
update:
tags:
- name: Admin
- name: Bookmark
- name: CRM
- name: Channel
- name: Event
- name: File
- name: Form
- name: Group
- name: History
- name: Links
- name: Public File Share
- name: Search
- name: Settings
- name: Story
- name: Tab
- name: Tag
- name: User
- name: User Metadata
- target: $.paths.*.*
description: >-
Add a deterministic operationId to every operation. Not one of the 69
operations carried one, which makes the contract uncodegenable and leaves
every downstream artifact (skills, crosswalks, agent tooling) with nothing
stable to reference. The generated form is
<method>-<path segments, with {param} rendered as by-param>, lowercased and
dash-separated — for example GET /v1/user/me becomes `get-v1-user-me` and
GET /v1.1/admin/user/get/{user_id} becomes
`get-v1-1-admin-user-get-by-user-id`. Applied values are in
openapi/_original/bigtincan-hub-api-openapi.json.
update:
x-operation-id-policy: derived-from-method-and-path
x-notes:
- >-
The `x-` and prose-only actions above document intent; the concrete applied
document is openapi/_original/bigtincan-hub-api-openapi.json. The scorer parses the
provider's original, so this overlay improves our derived artifacts rather
than Bigtincan's own contract-content score.
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